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Guild House records, 1924-2005 (majority within 1940-1990)

10 linear feet — 6 oversize volumes — 10.1 GB (online)

Ecumenical Christian campus ministry at the University of Michigan. Records include correspondence, minutes, financial reports, annual reports, newsletters, photographs, audio-tapes; materials concerning University of Michigan religious organizations, including Office of Religious Affairs, the Association of Religious Counselors, Student Religious Association, the Interfaith Center, and the Protestant Foundation for International Students; also files on other religious organizations, especially the Ann Arbor Bible Chair, the Michigan Christian Foundation of the Disciples of Christ; and papers concerning Ann Arbor churches, particularly the Bethlehem Evangelical Church, the First Congregational Church, and the Memorial Christian Church.

The records of Guild House have come to the library in different accessions dating from the 1970s. Covering the period from the 1920s to the 2000s, the records document the different roots of the modern Guild House. Besides correspondence, financial reports and annual reports, the record group includes the student newsletter The Microphone, as well as various reports of retreats, banquets, luncheons, and discussion sessions.

Because the members of the Guild House were so active, the record group includes materials on social issues such as civil rights, disarmament, diplomatic recognition of China, apartheid, and social and political issues in Central America. For a view of the Vietnam War peace movement and other political issues the collection of J. Edgar Edwards, director and campus minister of the Guild House from 1957 to 1973, should be consulted. This collection has been separately cataloged.

There are also numerous sound tape recordings of Guild House programs and meetings, a microfilm copy of the record book of the Upper Room membership under H.L. Pickerill's predecessor Thomas Iden, photographs, and scrapbooks.

More specifically, the record group has been arranged into the following series: Church Campus Ministries; Guild House Organizational Records; Related Organizations; Publications and related; Directors; Photographs, Scrapbooks, and Sound Recordings. The strength of the collection is its documentation of Guild House's involvement in significant social and political issues of the 1950s-2000s.

Sound Recordings

The final series, Sound Recordings, contains a series of reel-to-reel audio tapes. These include a conference on the Vietnam War sponsored by Guild House and sermons, as well as 18 unlabeled tapes.

National Teach-In on the Vietnam War, 1965 May 15

Realities of North Vietnam, 1965 May 15

6 audiotapes (Audio Reel-to-Reel, 7 inch)

Box 10

(Six recoridngs of one of several topical evening seminars held during the National Teach-In on the Vietnam War. Introductions. Moderator: Richard Mann (University of Michigan); spokesmen for government: P. J. Honey (University of London) and Paul Kattenburg (Policy Planning Council); spokesmen for opposition: Bernard Fall (Howard) and John Schrecker (Princeton); opposition resource people: Stanley Diamond (Syracuse) and Helen B. Lamb (New York City). Wilmington Room at the Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington D.C. "The first reality is that North Vietnam has attacked the independent nation of South Vietnam. Its object is total conquest.")

[Tape 1, Part 1]

(Tape 1 of 6 One of several topical evening seminars held during the National Teach-In on the Vietnam War. Introductions. Moderator: Richard Mann (University of Michigan); spokesmen for government: P. J. Honey (University of London) and Paul Kattenburg (Policy Planning Council); spokesmen for opposition: Bernard Fall (Howard) and John Schrecker (Princeton); opposition resource people: Stanley Diamond (Syracuse) and Helen B. Lamb (New York City). Wilmington Room at the Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington D.C. "The first reality is that North Vietnam has attacked the independent nation of South Vietnam. Its object is total conquest.")

[Tape 2, Part 1]

(Tape 2 of 6 One of several topical evening seminars held during the National Teach-In on the Vietnam War. Moderator: Richard Mann (University of Michigan); spokesmen for government: P. J. Honey (University of London) and Paul Kattenburg (Policy Planning Council); spokesmen for opposition: Bernard Fall (Howard) and John Schrecker (Princeton); opposition resource people: Stanley Diamond (Syracuse) and Helen B. Lamb (New York City). Wilmington Room at the Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington D.C. "The first reality is that North Vietnam has attacked the independent nation of South Vietnam. Its object is total conquest.")

[Tape 3, Part 1]

(Tape 3 of 6 One of several topical evening seminars held during the National Teach-In on the Vietnam War. Moderator: Richard Mann (University of Michigan); spokesmen for government: P. J. Honey (University of London) and Paul Kattenburg (Policy Planning Council); spokesmen for opposition: Bernard Fall (Howard) and John Schrecker (Princeton); opposition resource people: Stanley Diamond (Syracuse) and Helen B. Lamb (New York City). Wilmington Room at the Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington D.C. "The first reality is that North Vietnam has attacked the independent nation of South Vietnam. Its object is total conquest.")

[Tape 4, Part 1]

(Tape 4 of 6 One of several topical evening seminars held during the National Teach-In on the Vietnam War. Begins with a Vietnamese person retelling their personal experiences. Moderator: Richard Mann (University of Michigan); spokesmen for government: P. J. Honey (University of London) and Paul Kattenburg (Policy Planning Council); spokesmen for opposition: Bernard Fall (Howard) and John Schrecker (Princeton); opposition resource people: Stanley Diamond (Syracuse) and Helen B. Lamb (New York City). Wilmington Room at the Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington D.C. "The first reality is that North Vietnam has attacked the independent nation of South Vietnam. Its object is total conquest.")

[Tape 5, Part 1]

(Tape 5 of 6 One of several topical evening seminars held during the National Teach-In on the Vietnam War. Moderator: Richard Mann (University of Michigan); spokesmen for government: P. J. Honey (University of London) and Paul Kattenburg (Policy Planning Council); spokesmen for opposition: Bernard Fall (Howard) and John Schrecker (Princeton); opposition resource people: Stanley Diamond (Syracuse) and Helen B. Lamb (New York City). Wilmington Room at the Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington D.C. "The first reality is that North Vietnam has attacked the independent nation of South Vietnam. Its object is total conquest.")

[Tape 6, Part 1]

(Tape 6 of 6 One of several topical evening seminars held during the National Teach-In on the Vietnam War. Moderator: Richard Mann (University of Michigan); spokesmen for government: P. J. Honey (University of London) and Paul Kattenburg (Policy Planning Council); spokesmen for opposition: Bernard Fall (Howard) and John Schrecker (Princeton); opposition resource people: Stanley Diamond (Syracuse) and Helen B. Lamb (New York City). Wilmington Room at the Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington D.C. "The first reality is that North Vietnam has attacked the independent nation of South Vietnam. Its object is total conquest.")

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